will it kill blackberry bushes?
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If you're talking about brambles--raspberry and blackberry--not domesticated plants, no. I live in Eastern Kentucky, where the brambles threaten to overtake any place they're given space. I thought it might depend on when the plants are sprayed and how old the plants are--new canes versus old. I sprayed the leaves of year-old canes and it did nothing. I did spray some emerging growth this spring where I was spraying for poison ivy, and those plants look pretty darn healthy. The only way we got rid of some of the brambles was to have a yard service come in, cut down the canes and then, in the spring, when the new shoots come up where the old canes were, dig them out. It's hard work...but the only reliable way I've found to get them out completely. this year we bought a weed-eater with a circular blade in hopes of being able to cut back the brambles ourselves. Sorry for the long answer...hope something here was helpful.
33167
Yes, on the container it mentions that it will kill blackberry bushes. I recommend that you make sure the solution is placed at the root. I hope this answers your question Shirley.
33168
It's a matter of application.You may have to use the "stump application" method.Cut the bush down to a stump. Apply this straight using an old paint brush (see the instructions). Cover the sides and everything down to the ground. Game over. It will die.
499314
I don't know what palmetto Palm bush is but I bet it will kill it. It works on poison ivy and kudzu, english ivy; everything I've tried. I would use about 1 cup/gallon.
1806383
Have not tried it on blackberry or poison oak. Instructions says it will work on those, just increase the strength of product.
1788277
This product will kill any kind of vegetation you spray. However, that is only if you directly spray them. Spraying pest around them and spraying the soil will have no effect on these plants. It Only kills what is directly sprayed.
10954
I bought it specifically for Himalayan Blackberry canes (rampant and vicious). It does a wonderful job on both green and dried canes - skinny or fat, green or brown. I don't even worry about branching. If the branches can be bent in to fit through the fan shaped intake, they go through fine - leaves and all (I haven't tried it with berries, but it handles the occasional spider or small snail too).
492520
Depends on the flower, but yes it will kill most vegetation that is not a type of grass.
149602
This product will kill any vegetation it touches. I have found that I sometimes it will kill the top growth but some plants with deep roots may have to be sprayed again when re growth appears. It works best on young weeds.There are other products out there that will kill your stickers without killing flowers. Try Grass-be-gone.
688833
Yes. This weed killer is selective - not like Roundup, which kills all vegetation. Used properly the Bonide will not damage grass, only killing weeds in the grass.
301114
Probably not - this is a high-end professional spray and designed to kill brush, but would probably easily erase your grassy weeds and your zoysia!
2019013
Yes, the manufacturer claims that it will. A google search of Merit (the pesticide in this product) will confirm that Merit kills the EAB. Although we do not use it for the Emerald Ash Borer, we have founf this is an easy product to use and we have been very happy with it.
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it might kill the oak tree. I know the ortho brush b gon that you paint on oak stumps does a good job of killing the stump
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Most likely. From both the product description and my experience, this product kills ALL vegetation.
1107049
This product doesn't kill plants. It only keeps seeds for new ones from germinating. I wouldn't recommend it for keeping weeds out of lawns, though. It is like orange paint; it will color the lawn, and it is expensive. I use it to keep weeds out of flower beds where perrenials are growing.
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Look into a product called Certainty. It kills nutsedge with killing zoysia.
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Yes. Bonide sedge ender will kill nutsedge (aka nutgrass). Pretty darn well too..From personal experience
1277611
Tried this product on about two dozen blackberry bush cuttings and none of them made it. From what I understand, it should work on trees if you take a green growing tip, but apparently the rooting process is pretty sensitive to a variety of conditions including temperature, humidity, sunlight and soil/medium type. Warm, humid, partial sunlight and a sterile/inert medium is supposed to work. One person I found puts her cuttings under the exhaust vent of her clothes dryer and that works for her. Another fellow had a little more complicated misting system set up from pvc pipe and nozzles that worked for him. What I do know is that dipping a cutting, sticking it in a pot with some potting soil on a shaded back porch and watering daily doesn't work - or at least it didn't work for me. Hope you have better luck.
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Yes, I've read that it works, but ONLY on a LIVING, FRESHLY CUT stump. I remember reading someone else's post that, if you want to kill the stump, you need to apply this weed killer to the stump immediately after cutting the plant/bush/tree. If you wait too long, the plant forms a 'scab' (I don't remember the correct term) and then the weed killer will NO LONGER work. Depending on the size of the stump, you could apply the weed killer with a cotton swab, a foam brush or a bristle brush. You just have to apply it promptly! If the stump is still alive - and it hasn't 'scabbed over', yet - then the stump should suck the weed killer down to the roots, killing the stump.